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Bejel

Known as: Bejels, endemic syphilis, nonvenereal endemic syphilis 
National Institutes of Health

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DichuchwaTreponema

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Non-venereal endemic syphilisSpirochaetales InfectionsSyphilisTreponemal Infections

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1999
1999
[Bejel: an unusual cause of stomatitis in the child].
INTRODUCTION Bejel (endemic syphilis) is usually encountered in children living in intertropical areas, although imported cases… 
1969
1969
Aspects of endemic syphilis in the Touareg of Niger.
1962
1962
[Histology in endemic syphilis].
1956
1956
[Reign of bejel].
1951
1951
Studies on the treponemes of bejel. II. Transmission to rabbits and observations on the course of the experimental infection.
1951
1951
Bejel, one of the treponematoses.
1946
1946
Preliminary note on the treatment of bejel with penicillin
1946
1946
Preliminary note on the treatment of bejel with penicillin.
1939
1939
SYPHILIS AMONG ARABS IN THE NEAR EAST
To the Editor:— The letter by Dr. Glenn S. Rost stated that I and, in fact, all observers in the Near East commenting on loath… 
1938
1938
Bejel: Syphilis as a Contagious Disease of Children
Summary 1.  Appreciation of the fact that bejel is a disease contracted subsequent to birth is fundamental to an understanding of…